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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

s1 Don't fail to cali and examine
those fine cutters which will be sold At
rednced prices at the Little Falls agri..
cultural and feed store. IA 81 4l e. $E H.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Lumbermens rubbers, socks, packi-
11aws and moose moceasinsat M t.s.
n III tit4 i DO Irppr,S Ppoey 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

a council msstinE was held ON Wed
Say s.sning Of this week Int small
...Goun. Of buaiDsas was transacted -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09
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ssMexSt
s.ait cntaary eor y So.
81 and Hi
stlls rial 81
gsanlt viii ii,atsnt , 81 s aE
Miss Mary sylps ma 81 Bufxls,.
d counts nd i.afsll
srough il \ peFss {, 10
sIIiI iiss'ss a,inesliat e y, s,el,ts
eulpris years m paIlit sntisrss
The inlons, given the tsso siqss
MAS directl poslse "a all
ant facts, bnt tbs Jury and pisesd
mo more faith IN the lady than In tho
|sco,1ldrel who Ind been diriiysn
/ from city 70 eisy ny tl,e police, Du,ing
the trial lis ]. and
sas bold anu conffiis If. when the
heavy senteHcs Was promo a1lce.t Id
glefl Into his etss SO biting His tate " ss
we'll saraIed md ayt PUTTY should not
be extended is S
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

49, The contractor who. puts in ice for the
railroad company was in the city yes
tsrday and sub-let thsjob of filling the
leo house at the Y. - 1920
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

The statement in the Northwestern
NsEszine that Esbnrt G, Handy Was
born in 1869 iA.hardly credible. lift is
4 fact, his development has been very
rapid. - a% ~ Z Z ~
The express business looms up big at
the depot since they PIT on the two
two through trains. Az they do not stop
here tho most of the work is on Noe. S
and G., XIII T=S,5iF
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

For tho past two OF three weeks .
large amount Of venison and birds has
been shipped below from this placs,
and xlso off tho T.. F.dD. sESs6st
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Attorney Lindbergh is the latest to be
made happy; Z baby girl arrived At his
home on Wednesday. Mother and
child arc doing we'll. W. .5 sa553
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09
SpsAND,EL's.s
p 2. ~ ~ q IT s. Il'I',5 :.
job Printing.

i ~ The largest assortment of bottled
beer at tile Central saloon. &: Z. {.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Sash and Doors 8 bottom prices g
j. ". BERa's.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09


For the largest stock and lowest prices
il Millinery and , in Ladiesa furnishing
goods 60 to + MRs. HeseH's. Il
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Lewis famous 1866 distilled zwhiskey
at. y Il : SPRANDEL's. .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Willy Garfield fell from tho door Of
shs wheat warehouse sidewalk and
broka his shoulder on Wednesday.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09
'Wa,ntled.,'

Bottled Cider in bottles or.by the glass
Il RI - 81. 9pt, ,,rpr a.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

ssa ~ ..sS.e-.ss--ssA
n Il .rassjy sltSssds dsas syssihss,
sldon I. ma y [ s..ssiIy nay. s,.oy.
Il Iitsf Elt. .SIsss;.,.
sSs Sss IS II
tsnssr train n 81 srax so
~ I.ittls F4liss
% s Tts lsinl.ssi sEhst 1t The " srchanti
13otki, l III 81 IS ss sT
handsome siens now stiorn the front
Ssos Turner'S block.
III Henry Clyde $hss re,noyed With bis
family to Littht Falls,
q
81 Cstrandsr, the i,arter, has added bath
rosns e Ills barber shop.
" I. simmons Y Co. have sent teams sut
80 Mills Lace after vsnison. 5*i
s.ssHs. Alssh Loneley has bsen quito
Ysicf this week With an stssrb Of ths
quiasay IN t5.:
The puhHs & disappointed by The fact
that the isunaay boon train does rot
Rcsrr. mail 5.s5 q. as
re Freight business on the Little Falls K
Dakst. road is somewhat brisk now for
one crew. -.
WI. Sullivan Of Swanrile intends to
take cut isSo0 liquor license for the
ssnsuiug year. ",a j;~s= .z,
Ii ehrtis Bridghaui has taken his family
10 the pintriee; he ia cooking in Gee.
Larfes's campithis winter. - y
+ tThe Union Cornet Band will give a
god halliday dance at the 0pers House
aa FRIDAY evening, Dec. so, 1887. -
= Shs .sH
The lastFfal' Of snow il tkaepinc the
section uen busy at work clearing off
hs trucks in the yard at this plaza. Ri
IS. s&s-Eg,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09
: = :. 81. IL x az.
!. Tanners. !.

N nor No. ] ground feed only one dollar
Per hundred at the Little Falls feed
store on 2nd St; ,.5 S. FL ss..' =: s II
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

The following resolution was presented
TO the board of eduesti on on Saturday
evening, and apread on the recnrdsof
i,1,i -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

> The Northern Pacific viii make q rate
of one. fair and one -f,fth for the
round "trip to tho st. Paul ice carnival
this winter. - ~ #HN.a =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

orth,s Cslebrated Beer On drauabt
ii * SPRANpnLs 81 &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

81 All kinds of Job = rintinE done
ats the Transcript oflic s
Renlenlbe that the.
plaEee ID 4 buy y ON win
TEL 1lalnne s cheap IS !
It'll NER
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

ly-No. 1 Beans can be had At the Lit
tie Fl llasiAed storA. "a 3 ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09
4 = =. ? = =.
]; b :s@ For Rent

4, arge house, suitable for boarding
house Inquire of isoEY yAs4s Ey.s s5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

sThe union Cornet Band will give a
gs,s,d halliday dance at the Dpers House
az Frit:ay evening, Dec so, 1887. T.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

The last fall Of SNOW IL keepiac the
section uen busy at work clearing of
he trucks in the yard at this plaza. M
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

The cheapest place ii town 70 buyI
stsur hsts and caps u ct HI; ss,..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

county sss IL Lite Far on, y, s,..,, 81.
dey On his way Aerns. 4 tFu1 On q trip tss the
cities. s'sk
b Mr.; Frank Ronrke wasSin Little Falls 4
few days this nsek. stIIes expecfs TO take
charge q. the engine Of the Milaca mill
iii. a5fen days
Mr. tThns 2 Sharks returned syesfer-s
dags from trip to His .ho,se at Isopispille,
KY " here }te has been enjoying ifa
PLEASANT visit for tho past week 5eisTz$
DR. w Wells, af aiinn,eapo III, is.i,n
Little Falls, and int ends forming Il bari
nership with Dry IS fr1Iatapas sss,Sd 10
engage in the. practice st msflseine here !
& Mr.. .. +. Naison, laone If the popular
trapelir & safesmen who come out Scf
/ u Minneapolis, was IN the city on Wsdnes-
day. He has inst recovered from two
months sickness. s.. e. sT$S|: : ss$
Miss Jennie Pealey went to ST. Paul;
the first of the week Il, consult III. Hand
concerning the condition Of her lungs.
She was accom- panied by 5hers sister,
Mrs r., ]. Steele, and DR. mons. q.
Miss Mary Sylvester il expected to rs-
turn from NJ iAns apolis 70 -sday and ID 4
short. tifno she viii go to the Catholic
schoolat st.Jo forayear or two of school
Ping She has almost entirely covered
from her Injuries. @ 3F.E5 IS B: :. x
4 Messrs. n. W. Gorsy, John Hinkle
md C. 3. Richmond Of st. Paul arrived
IN the city on Monday for q few days
recreation. They hunted ra hbits and
ether ga !, meeting with good succe ss
and returned hotrs this morning. Tbs
| first IN entioncd is Judge Of the mum ci-
palcourtin st Paul. q T ,$s t s.s5t )
From the Brainerd Daily News : / or f '::sss
6. II. Townsend. Of Little FAILS Lit
Falls is doing excellent: work on the
dam, and the town is steadily I'M prov-
ing. He thinks that the west side will
build up faster ON account Of the cheap
ness Of the property. z :5 j 81 & 81
Judges Baxter and searle have give
notice thatIspecial terms Of the district
court for the Seventh judicial district,
state ofMinnesots, have been appointed
for the hearing of issues Of law, applica-
tons, motions, and all matters except
the trial Of issues Of fact, to be held at
chambers in the city Of St, Cloud on the
last Saturday in,each month, excepting
June and Deeember, and at the court
house in Fergus Falls on the last Tues
day in each month, excepting May and
November, at 10 O'clock 4. ri. at each
place. AL matters pertaining to assign
ments for tho benefit. of creditors, pro.
ceedings in insolvency and divorces cases
pending in Morrison county, not prop.
erly placed on general term calendars,
must be presented to the judge residing
at St. Cloud. .ssxs - W =
| So. IS - y
i From Wednesdays Pioneer Press = rs
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

a Delicious and healt hful mineral water
at q 5.Ss. s396 SpRANDEL's. (
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

But ! few ladies and Chi ldrens clpaks
lsts and selling stcost AL
M KS aSs VI lrTANNERiS.3
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Curtis Bridghai1 has taken his family
TO the pint,iee; he ia cooking ia Gee.
Larfes's camp.this winter. ~ =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

f.s) s. Wanted.
Beans at ~ 81 .ea Eannsr,s. ii
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

6. II. Tow nsend. Of Little Fal]s: Lit
Falls is doing excellent work on the.
dam, and the town is steadily I'M prov
ing. He thinks that the west side will
build up faster ON account of the cheap.
I ness Of the SDroperty = ~ &: RI siss
The sun., 1887-03-27
UNDERTARERS' TALES.
oaories Told by Funeral Directors at their
Regular Meeting.

Prom the Pittsburgh Dspatch.
"I had a funny experience years ago. when
worked for Mnyor-elect McCallin in this city, ,
remark.d % a. sopntryy cunt y undertaken.
Why, got pay for bury,ing d man twice. 1t
was this way: man had been llshed up out
That NIKE abuat se ose to
living on tho south side. They asked to ses, the
that covered his face, the old lady threw up
both hands and screamed, That's him; that's
bni % ns o @ ysH sSy ba aSnsd ss
and gave orders for the burial. The old man
rate. / worked him on real nice alal respecta-
BILE Ike. and got my pay. About year later
the same lawyer sane .an., to mo and says: You
"%hy. paid you that for burying old Smith
IS % ready 10 paSi this time; died last night and
well, l went over and laid the. man out.
in ".ls and said: We he's dead len enonsh @ this this time
poor man. Tho night after we'd buried him
much mi drink. and had just 80, ] Over It and and read
about M M our bnryin' him MIL In the papers an Lor
soon as he canein. But guess he won't cHne
redheaded funeral director from an 'tu adioin.
Ing county, and II it is practicable always like
to get q barber. About y month ago had an
old man TO bury who had died with four or Ave
days growth Of beard. His limbs had con-
tracted terribly after death. and to straighten
them out we had laid q couple Of pieces Of plank
way when the, barber came, q big colored fell
low. with considerable superstition about him.
He shaved the outside OF the face all right. and
then had to climb on the bed over the deceased
to shave the other side. In ssine way his
knees hit the plank which lay across the dead
mnIs chest and held his arms down. relensing
bvth arms. They sprung together like the laws
barber on both sides of the head. He gave
one long yell that lasted III he reached the
street, and that was tho last seen Of him.
had to finish the Job since. The ,darky was 50
badly scared that II was three days before he
went to work again"
,, The following dialogue Is alleged to- have
told with considerable gusto:
Country Underlaker-Do you make any dif-
ference In your own manner and expression In
conducting different funerals?
City Funeral Director-Certainly. have
three expressiOns-one for first class funerals,
one for medium and one Tor cheap funerals.
the family has wealth and social position.
These, people arc calm and undemonstrative
In their sorrow. and use what call my dig
nined sorrow' cSJupssion-a calm, sad look
with y white tie. I charge $40 extra for this in
my ct ceteras. For the medium class l Just
sling In sort OF a. ministerial sadness" look
at e9s them 90 extra Il the haYs
bound to make big show, use suppressed
grtef expression that pride, myself on. II y
but tts dandy.
The sun., 1887-03-27
A LOVELY LOBBYIST.
The Charming Woman In Black who Easel.
mated More than One senator.


mated More than One senator.
From the Detroft Ners.
The sensation at the Senate chamber dur
ing the session Just closed has been the con-
stant presence OF young and beautiful wo;;
Senators to such an extent that a public scan
dal has only been averted by the most anxious
Of the Gns tho
very Indignant because her husband succumb-
ed to the blandishInents % of this f, fasctnqting III
followed but for the adjournment Of tho Senate,
heh the hs and fe %as
ern Senator is not the only ,one, who was II
one who has a large, family Of young children;
Boo body Dos scSsra Weeks sss "bserSea the " quiet
and an the woman in black Some Of them made
light Of the matter, and numerically twltted
asnR Sy % s sns 6sa 6ssn Shsfs ea 3 @ ha hS
were seriously thinking OF taking steps to end
the little scenes cen that took place at the chamber
The woman in the case made her first ap-
pearance here last summer Just before ad-
Witch by
She was very successful in this, both bo-
OF the G"pua5rty Of the wGrk and the
nson for@a pr1"' noiS h nSd
Ht ns She hsse'y Would Sn call upon m me them. leave
fashionable card, present her, note Of, intro
She soa wasn r !" d
who would not have wasted a moment upon
e9SR e, @
the day Of her arrival al the ,capital shc at
dent refinement. Her bearing WAS tho heigh!
Of m,Gdesty yet there H,t, was dreamy Wistful
oat the Ss osanns the @ SESSION % JUST a adioTned
but instead Of soliciting orders from members
tie senate Tie sysem SYST me Of nr e es.
with Senators, is interesting. All the door:
keeners knew her and Whenever never she arrived
There is a rule that no cards shall be
to Senators t pb} SGIosk
she arrived q i,e Sspi.oi syorS dsy; ;ast aifsss
two minutes latter would bo found chatting
,h the ssG spar wose On ef @ n b a
required frequent visits to the Senate has OBJ
served the womnn In mourning and her tete;;a-
aarles iHi I as to Who and what she Was have been
Afs The replies are IA al could
tell Khsh' aSeut Hss hsr s" hay M hsy TS cave
been kneeling at her feet all winter, and have
borne all sorts Of unpleasant san rem remonsTtrrances Tr
one senator, the one whose wife threatens 10
sue for divorce. whose committee room is near
days when the SX-b9ok AZ agent danr arrived she she
nod, at the doorkeeper, OF the lobby.
times, resolving another sort of q nod. she
Eonid walk away ShSS seeking
when the Senator failed to rsspond e a.i,oa Eoll
to make her usual visit to the Senate.
When twitted by their solleagues about sfs 1.-THE the
ten Senators always reply: oh. she y en-
deavoring to secure the passage q bill In
which her husband IL interested. It's good
bill too. and ought to pass"
The bin that this pretty Lobbyist was en-
doavoring to pass WAS introduced In January.
and iayorahly reported q week later: II pro;
officials for extra work performed In the years
from 1871 to 1885. She seems TO be In much
more prosperous condition than when she was
book agent last session, and, while she was
fashionable now, although she wears the same
black bonnet and long. deep veil OF Grape.
The sun., 1887-03-27
4 RISING MAN FROM KANSAS.
Senator Ingalls, he Impressed an Old
Newspaper Correspondent.

From the Utica Observer.
Senator Ingalls, is one of the young men
Of SsSs fH, he is 5 NO ems Of
wondepful amount AMOUNT Of brain Wtality. and bis
mind works ike steam engine % moved by by per. er.
new idea and he has vocabulary enuai to
tered through Carlyles "Sartor Resartus." He
% m from the antediyine %s pcriods ny os
geology in one sentence, and in the next takes
novelist. lie 9 seems T to % have the knoWledee now Of
the Congressional library at his command, and
in his brightest speeches he makes remarks
s md he
the thoughts of the man Who is SO driving a bob bob.
a %s as TO OF @ Or be
ethics of the Buddhists.
pSiiticai ds,masosaery WHICH prohiblts the
ations through the wrong T end OF the opera
an hs 9hSns # h bs Re sScS
nese III laundry. he Is tail. thin, oM and tiebtIy
nss1 M stands ns Like bs
combed iron gray head would touch the heels
his e WSS aSo IS aksys Hs Wess b SfsH dHs
around Ills long. thin frame, and out OF the
RresSt ns; noesk;et q q vi EhIsh tayaIrabiy peeps siik
n"T snectncIas W and md n ovsp"ssns ana tsars
Is pnir OF gold glasses usually HANGING nnon
hs chest nus or ytfh9w ytham In
listens to the speeches of his brother Senators.
Senator ingalls, is. should saw ak feet tall.
and he never mniptains ANYTHING else than An
erect position. Even sitting he has his shoml
ders we'll thrown hack and his chest out and
he never doubles himself up like q bow as
does Senator Eyarts nor sits upon his spine
as Senator Elm,,nds. He has n cnrious head
II Is long and thin and it always makes me
Al
itnanoEe. which hangs in the Corcnran rai
ierv The contours az the heNJS of Rnndninh
and Ingalls, nre ti,a same and the men ara
alike In many points of character. ingalls, is,
however n broader man than WAS Randolph'
and he ia free from that nhass Of INSANITY
which entered 40 LARGELY into RanIonh =
actions. Senator ingalls, has n high iorehead'
which rather recedss to the point where h;s
thick iron gray hair begins. His sharp, black
ewes look out from under narrow brows His
cheek bones are high and the lines which mark
them are Very plain. His comniexfon is rather
salIow. and he wears n little iron -pray nous
tmche md ooatee below his strnirht. thin nose
He % speaks I In clear. articuiato Voice. Which Is
YANKEE origin. He never rants during hs
spenches and he never loses his head. Ho does
not taik to the gallery, and still the galleries
always listen when he speaks. He is the most
sarcnstic OF the United States Senators and
tierais no Senator who Is more feured uDOn
the floor. Ingalls, knows the weak points OF
The sun., 1887-03-27

A Little Eacs.rssenest for Peapack.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company has
under consideration project 70. build . road from
Bound Sroos % P:sp.ek The yosd yill b sbout st.
gtng for railroad commute alton for nearly twenty
ysASA ana ~ lAss are gsttang Little cement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-21
CROP SUMMARY.
Tho General Condition of the Winter
Wheat Considered Gord.

Tho General Condition of the Winter
wheat Considered Gord.
CHICAGO, LII, Feb 20.-Tnrs weeks
Farmers Reviews crop summary is as
foil ows: Injury to the wheat by reason
of the recent sleet storms and the accoR-
panying cold weather is reported from
various portions of Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri, and Kansas, but the general situa-
ton as affecting the prospects OF winter
wheat continues favorable. In Hamilton,
Hardin and Kane counties in Illinois the
outlook is regarded as precafious, with
many of the fields covered with frozen
sleet. In four counties OF Illinois the
crop is variously reported as ia fair to
fine condition. In Upton and several
other Middle Indiana counties the freez-
ing and thawing have been hard on the
wheat and have caused some
injury. In seven counties OF
Indiana the crop continues TO look very
good. In TrumbuIl county, in Northern
Ohio, the prospect is poor, but in the
other twenty-one counties reporting this
week the outlook is regarded as good. In
C0lumbiaua and Logan counties, in Cen
tral Ohio, the reports are that the crop
is looking fine. The fields are generally
bare in Missouri, and in Clay and Henry
counties of Western Missouri the out
look is poor In twelve counties of Mis-
souri, the prospect is unit rmly good.
The fields in Michigan and Wisconsin
are nearly all covered, and tn reports are
uniformly favorable. Repor., from
few winter wheat count, in lows
and Minnesota are gene SLY good.
In johnson county of Eastcrn Kansas
winter wheat is reported dead and is very
poor in seven counties, but is 10 fair con-
dition in Atchison, Chautauqua, Cowley,
| Greenwood aud La Belle counties.
The corn movement is free Ohio and
Indiana, but is very light in me west
err states. In Minnesota a. Missouri
there is very little corn for shi, nent and
the Improvement is very light. Many
Iowa and Illinois counties are n4rren OF
corn and are importing corn 81 from 81
to 10 cents a bushel. Roads are badly
blocked throughout Dakota and very little
grain of any kind is moving to market.